kc.crow
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- Jul 7, 2005
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Hello
I know how to concatenate with dates via the text function, but the problem I'm running into is that I have users in multiple international locations. In this case, US (date format mm/dd/yyyy) and Germany (date format dd.mm.yyyy). I have a cell that concatenates text from one cell and the date from another. Is there a way to make the concatenation "location neutral" so that basically the value displayed on the cell simply passes through to the concatenated cell?
Meaning: "Joe Smith 10/15/2009" or "Joe Smith 15.10.2010" where I wouldn't need to account for various country formats?
Thanks in advance!
Ron
I know how to concatenate with dates via the text function, but the problem I'm running into is that I have users in multiple international locations. In this case, US (date format mm/dd/yyyy) and Germany (date format dd.mm.yyyy). I have a cell that concatenates text from one cell and the date from another. Is there a way to make the concatenation "location neutral" so that basically the value displayed on the cell simply passes through to the concatenated cell?
Meaning: "Joe Smith 10/15/2009" or "Joe Smith 15.10.2010" where I wouldn't need to account for various country formats?
Thanks in advance!
Ron
